There’s a theory among some economists that more people will need to work for the government given efficiencies brought about by technology.
Problem is it leads to the type of thing we’re seeing in the tax-exempt education industry. This doesn’t seem good for the country in any way.
It’s interesting who makes the $ at teaching universities. It’s not the tenured profs.
Replies to: "It’s interesting who makes the $ at teaching universities. It’s not the tenured profs."
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- It’s interesting who makes the $ at teaching universities. It’s not the tenured profs. - LanceManion - 9:55am 9/6/22
- Yale has more administrators than undergraduates. [LINK]
- Iggle - 10:27am 9/6/22
- My wife works at UM, and the HR people make more than the profs. You are spot on. [NT] - LanceManion - 10:48am 9/6/22
- Yale has more administrators than undergraduates. [LINK]
- Iggle - 10:27am 9/6/22
- It’s interesting who makes the $ at teaching universities. It’s not the tenured profs. - LanceManion - 9:55am 9/6/22